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- Research on binding experiments sheds light on the Norrin/Wnt signaling pathway.* -
- This pathway plays a crucial role in regulating blood vessel formation (vascularization) in the retina.* -
- The findings could have implications for understanding eye diseases related to vascular issues.*
Article Abstract
Detailed binding experiments reveal new insights into the Norrin/Wnt signaling pathway that helps to control vascularization in the retina.
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